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    Journal: Interactions

    Volume 1, Issue 4

    11 -- 13Lon Barfield. Usability: the final frontier
    15 -- 18Robert Haimes. Document interface
    19 -- 24Jakob Nielsen. As they may work
    26 -- 38Barry Fenn, Hermann A. Maurer. Harmony... on an expanding net
    39 -- 45Karen A. Frenkel. A conversation with Fred Brooks
    46 -- 57Leila Johannesen. The interactions of Alicyn in Cyberland
    58 -- 66Alan Wexelblat. Explicitly modal interfaces for business professionals
    67 -- 71Scott M. Stevens, Michael Christen, Howard D. Wactlar. Informedia: improving access to digital video

    Volume 1, Issue 3

    11 -- 16Jef Raskin. Holes in history: a personal perspective on how and why the early history of today s major interface paradigm has been so often misreported
    17 -- 20Karen Holtzblatt. If we re a team why don t we act like one?
    21 -- 25Monty L. Hammontree, Paul Weiler, Nandini P. Nayak. Remote usability testing
    28 -- 40Susan E. Metros. The graphic designer s role
    43 -- 52Karen A. Frenkel. A conversation with Bob Galvin
    54 -- 64Michael Sellers. Designing for demanding users
    65 -- 71Karen H. Kvavik, Shifteh Karimi, Allen Cypher, Deborah J. Mayhew. User-centered processes and evaluation in product development
    79 -- 80John Rheinfrank, Bill Hefley. Innovation and design: the emerging boundary conditions

    Volume 1, Issue 2

    7 -- 9Terry Winograd. Designing a language for interactions
    13 -- 22Karen A. Frenkel. A conversation with Alan Kay
    25 -- 35Daniel Boyarski, Richard Buchanan. Computers and communication design: exploring the rhetoric of HCI
    36 -- 48Elliot Soloway, Mark Guzdial, Kenneth E. Hay. Learner-centered design: the challenge for HCI in the 21st century
    49 -- 54Hal Berghel. New wave prototyping: use and abuse of vacuous prototypes
    55 -- 58Jakob Nielsen. Why GUI panic is good panic
    61 -- 72Anne Garrison, S. Joy Mountford, Greg Thomas. Designing computers with people in mind
    73 -- 79Jennifer Bruer. Book previews

    Volume 1, Issue 1

    7 -- 8Mark Weiser. The world is not a desktop
    11 -- 20Lauralee Alben, Jim Faris, Harry J. Saddler. Making it Macintosh: designing the message when the message is design
    22 -- 34Bill Curtis, Bill Hefley. A wimp no more: the maturing of user interface engineering
    35 -- 40James R. Rudd, Scott Isensee. Twenty-two tips for a happier, healthier prototype
    41 -- 43Aaron Marcus. Metaphor mayhem: mismanaging expectation and surprise
    44 -- 53Karen A. Frenkel. A conversation with Brenda Laurel
    55 -- 65Peter J. Denning, Pamela A. Dargan. A discipline of software architecture
    73 -- 83Brad A. Myers. Challenges of HCI design and implementation
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